Write a dialogue between two friends on the situation of COVID-19.Discuss about what rules should follow by everyone.Tell the importance of "Stay home,Stay safe"
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I am a registered nurse who takes mandatory continuing education courses every year on hand hygiene and infection prevention. So, I figured I'd offer my 2 cents as far as how to protect yourself and your family from COVID-19.
I think the most important measures you can take against COVID-19 are staying home and practicing good hand hygiene.
If you go outside please practice "social distancing!" The CDC recommends staying 6–10 feet away from everybody!
Wash your hands after you use the bathroom and before you eat! Wash your hands with soap and HOT water for a minimum of 20 seconds. If you don't want to count, then sing the ABC's. Wash both sides of your hands and in between your fingers. Rinse your hands from fingertips to wrists.
If you've been outside, wash your hands as soon as you walk through the door of your home. If you have a spouse at home have them open the door and turn on the sink knobs for you. (You don't want to infect your family door knob or sink knobs with COVID-19 germs from outside!)
Avoid touching door knobs and handles when out in public. Push doors open using your elbow or another part of your body. If you're washing your hands in a public bathroom with paper towel, use the towel to turn off the sink knobs. Use a paper towel to open the door rather than touching the dirty door handle.
Carry a hand sanitizer with 60% alcohol or more. When using hand sanitizer. Close the top and put it away before sanitizing your hands. Do not sanitize your hands and then touch the dirty bottle.
Purchase groceries online. I know that you might need to make a trip to the store for items like milk and frozen food, but try to make your trip to the store as brief as possible.
Avoid using a grocery cart. If you need to use a cart, then make sure that you wipe it down with disinfectant cart wipes. Use your hand sanitizer after disinfecting the grocery cart. Also, use sanitizer after ringing up your groceries and before you touch the handles on your car.
Sanitize your hands before touching your car handles. Don't get in your car with dirty hands and start touching your seatbelt and steering wheel. Sanitize your hands before touching the handles on your vehicle.
Take your clothes off and shower as soon as you get home from work. Don't drop your dirty clothes on the bathroom floor. Put them in a trash bag or a hamper so that they don't contaminate the surfaces in your bathroom.
Consider letting dirty laundry sit a minimum of 3 days before washing it. COVID-19 can live on surfaces for up to 3 days. Don't rush to wash dirty laundry that has been in recent contact with surfaces and people out in public.
Sanitize items you use often. Sanitize your phone, keys, knobs, handles, kitchen and bathroom surfaces often using bleach wipes
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